Daily Republican., 1887-10-03
NEWS SUMMARY.
Oavitt Here Only Oa Private Business -
Money Fonnd-Ci,veisnd's Prorogee
Ipjured-shot by Hunters.

Oavitt Here Only Oo Private Business-
Money Found-Ci,veisnd's Prorogee
Ipjured-shot by Hunters.
Michael Davitt said in New York on
Saturday that he had no opinions to ex-
press on the American politics Of the
day, and that he diG not intend TO med
die with then. nor had he come here, as
was supposed, to heal up wound al
legged to have been infliciei BY bis
friend, Editor O'Brien. He said he
was in this country on privA.e business.
While two men were cutting down q
tree on the farm of John N arner, in
Summit county, Ohio, Q ie n days ago,
they found in the bottom Of the trunk
several thousand dollars Ia bank notes
and gold and al yer coin. 1t is believed
the money WAS hidden by Q m.ser
named Trachsbach. who lived on tha
fai "a ifteen ears ago.
Howard Lee, q newspaper boy in
Washing gton, in whose welfare President
Cleveland took special interest, and re-.
Gently Caused to be appointed y mosseu-
ger iD tle Pension Oh %, Was danger.
ousiy Injured Sunday by beng struck
on the head BY q descending elevator at
the Pension BuildiDg.
While Patrick Duane, aged IA yssrs.
and Dennis Norton, aged ~, were Der y.
ing in the woods near Elizabeth, Nov
Jersey, Sunday afternoon, they were
shot BY two hunters and badly wound
I'd. DuaLe 10 not expected to recover.
Norton rays the shooting was inten-
tional. The spJrtsmsn fed.
A tornado passed through Clarion
Township, Mscklinburgh County, N. O.,
last Wednesday afternoon. The storm
cloud looked like "a big balloon" It
moved about 100 feet above the surface,
bat would occasionally dip down, tear
up trees, carry off house topt and level
fences.
At the office Of the @ Quarantine Com.
mission In New York, on Saturday,
three deaths were reported from cholera
at Swinburne Island. Five new cases
have been taken to the island since the
last report, making eeventeen now
there. Most Of them are getting on
favorably.
About fifty British subjects met In
Chicago on Friday night, and resolved
to call q meeting for the organic alton of
the British American Society of III.
uois." Tie object is to induce English.
men having their homes In this country
to become naturalised.
An express train on the Columbus
aud Cincinnati Midland Raj road ran
into buggy at station near Colum.
bus, Ohio, ON Friday evening, killing
two aged ladies, Mrs. Susan Bell and
her sister In law, Mrs. e. W. Hender.
son, the latter resident OF Salem,
Iowa.
Mrs. W. W. wooisey, of Aiken.
South Carolina, under treatment for q
nervous disease at the house of DE-. 8.
Fleet Spier, in New York, jumped
from q hird-story window on Sunday
and died Of her Injuries she same even
ing.
The "English Kitohen," a cheap
lodging house In Detroit, was burned
early ON Saturday morning. Two men
perished in the building and third
was rescued In such q condition that
his recovery is doubtful.
Rev. Henry Clemens, q Methodist
preacher, com mitted snicide noar Mn
lersburg, Ohio, on Friday, by blowing
on the top OF his head with shotgun
He is said to have been insane.
The trial OF Mrs. Thorley at Lynch.
ourg, West Virginia, for trying to pass
forged check on New Orleans bank,
resulted on Saturday In her discharge
on the ground of insanity.
The business Of the port Of Savannah
curing September Was unprecede edented.-
The receipts OF cotton were 1877 600
bales. Thirty steamships were loading
on Saturday.
The pubic debt statement issued on
Saturday afternoon, shows q REDUCTION
during Ssptembe Of $14 247 $3.50 To-
tai Gosh in the Treasury, $47s, 1896, ,512,
seventy-five of the 95 counties in Ten.
nessse give II, 158 majority against the
Prohibition amendment.
One OF the new war vessels Is to re-
ouilt at Norfolk, Virginia, the other a.
New York.